What you get

Access is bought 30 days at a time, one payment each time. What that access covers is below; how deep the tools go is what separates the plans.

What Kavro does

Every plan does the below.

A regular round-up of where fares have fallen and which destinations have become worth a look.

Answers are built from current fare data, so a price you are shown is a price that exists rather than an average.

Ask for a feeling rather than a place — quiet, hot, walkable, good for a toddler — and get somewhere real back.

The same trip a fortnight either side can cost very differently. Kavro will tell you when the cheap weeks are.

Told when a fare drops rather than having to keep checking. Basic covers one region; Plus and Pro cover every region tracked.

Every answer ends somewhere you can actually book — the airline, the hotel, or the agent listing it.

Plans

How the three plans differ

By how much is watched and how often it refreshes — never by what you are allowed to ask about. Prices are on the pricing page.

Everything you need to plan around price, across every region we track.

For people who travel often and want the deeper tools.

Kavro sells access to the assistant and nothing else.

Kavro sells one thing: access to the assistant. It does not sell flights, hotels or packages, and holds no inventory of its own.

Your plan is the only payment Kavro takes. Your fare is paid to the airline, hotel or agent, on their own site.

Kavro has no visibility of what you booked after you follow a link out, so it cannot amend, cancel or refund a trip.

Fares change between being read and being booked. Kavro reports what it can see, and tells you when something looks volatile.

One payment, 30 days, nothing to cancel.